Draw It Out® Rapid Relief Restorative Spray 8oz | Skin Care Spray

Draw It Out® Rapid Relief Restorative Spray 8oz

Short answer: Rapid Relief Restorative Spray is the spray-format option for routine horse skin care when you want light, targeted coverage in the trailer, tack room, grooming bag, or daily barn routine.

Choose spray for faster coverage. Choose cream when you want a more deliberate hand-applied layer. This 8oz format is easy to keep close for quick checks and repeatable barn routines.

Why riders keep the spray close

• Spray format: useful when quick, even coverage fits the job.
• 8oz size: easy to keep in trailers, tack rooms, grooming bags, and show boxes.
• Focused routine: made for external horse skin-care use according to label directions.
• Format clarity: pairs naturally with Rapid Relief Restorative Cream and RESTOREaHORSE®.

Best fit

Choose Rapid Relief Restorative Spray when a lighter misting format is the practical choice. It is built for riders who want a clean, simple, repeatable skin-care step without overcomplicating the routine.

Spray vs cream

How to use

1. Inspect first: look for deep wounds, punctures, drainage, strong odor, severe swelling, heat, pain, or lameness before applying anything.
2. Start clean: remove dirt, dust, sweat, or buildup from the area.
3. Dry the area: apply to clean, dry external areas whenever possible.
4. Shake and spray: mist a light, even layer according to label directions.
5. Monitor: check the area again and contact a veterinarian for serious, spreading, or worsening concerns.

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Product use and safety

• For external horse use only.
• Use according to the product label.
• Avoid eyes, mouth, nostrils, and mucous membranes.
• Do not use as a substitute for veterinary care.
• Contact a veterinarian for deep wounds, punctures, exposed tissue, drainage, strong odor, severe swelling, heat, pain, lameness, fever, or issues that do not improve.

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